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When I review a product, I start by explaining why I bought it, whether it caught my eye, was recommended, or I needed something quick. Then I mention how I prepared or used it, since that affects the experience. I get specific about taste, texture, smell, or whatever matters, calling out what stood out, good or bad , without just saying “it was fine.” I also consider if it was worth the price, because value matters a lot. I try to be fair and say who the product might actually be good for, even if it’s not for me personally. Throughout, I keep the tone casual and straightforward, like I’m sharing my honest opinion with a friend who’s thinking about buying it. Finally, I wrap up with whether I’d buy it again or recommend it. That way, the review feels real, helpful, and easy to understand.